Key words: appearance, deception, plot, reality, theme, thought-tracking The 'Teachers' Guide' download explains how best to use Teach Shakespeare and also contains a bibliography and appendices referencing the resources used throughout.Ĭan I identify why the themes of appearance and reality are important and pick out examples from throughout the text?Ĭan I explain the importance of these examples by placing them in the context of the play as a whole and the overall development of these themes? Activities mentioned in these resources are available in a separate downloadable 'Student Booklet', also at the bottom of this page.
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Sign up for free to access this and other exclusive features. To download resources, you must be logged in. These lesson plans are available in the Downloads section at the bottom of this page. If you would like to teach the play in greater detail, use these advanced KS4/5 Lesson Plans. If students are new to the play, we suggest you start with the introductory KS3 Lesson Plans. In order to benefit fully from these lesson plans, we recommend you use them in the following order: Tasks include: tracking these themes throughout the play, drawing out key quotations creative writing on Lady Macbeth's sleep walking, in the character of her doctor and a list of practice exam questions with an emphasis on themes and motifs. In these lessons, students will engage with the themes and ideas at the heart of the text, including deception, ambition, and guilt.
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